Size guide

Because elegance is all about precision, De Fursac carefully explains how to measure yourself in a few simple steps, and discover what sizes perfectly fit these measurements.

Chest:
Stand up straight, hold the tape measure perfectly horizontally beneath the pectorals, and then pass the tape around the torso to make the measurement. Ensure that the tape isn’t too loose, but that likewise it isn’t crushing your chest.

Hips:
Holding yourself straight, run the tape horizontally around the largest part of your girth, below the waist and at the same level as the posterior.

Waist:
Follow the line that is normally occupied by your belt horizontally and without overly pressing the tape against the waist.

Neck:
For this measurement, circle the largest circumference of your neck – level with the Adam’s apple – using the tape, and make sure you leave a finger’s width of space between the skin and the tape.

For suits the brand uses a drop of 7. This term denotes the difference in size between the jacket and trousers of a suit, so a size 48 jacket will be delivered with a pair of size 41 trousers. Also sold in even numbered sizes, the trousers can be easily adjusted to fit your measurements.

Suit AND jacket measurements

coat measurements

Trouser measurements

Shirt measurementS

Business shirts: they have a fitted body with a well-designed waist, for a formal style.
Casual shirts: they have a straighter body and therefore a smaller size, for a casual style.

Sweater, t-shirt & polo shirt measurements

Conversion table

Suits, jackets and coats conversion table:

Corresponding sizes

This table shows the corresponding sizes between the De Fursac product groups. For example if you normally wear a De Fursac size 44 suit, jacket or coat, and you would like to buy a sweater, we recommend that you chose a size S.